General+Resources


 * Articles on YAL **
 * Strickland, A. (2015, April 15).[| A Brief History of Young Adult Literature], //CNN US Edition//.


 * Citations and Works Cited Pages **
 * APA Formatting and Style Guide (OWL Lab)
 * Citation Builder: NC State Library

**National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)**

 * NCTE Website
 * Student Membership
 * NCTE/IRA Standards for the English Language Arts
 * [|NCTE Rationales for Teaching Challenged Books]
 * [|Assembly on Literature for Adolescents of the NCTE] - ALAN

**ELA Content Area Standards for Resources Page**
** [|English Companion Ning] **


 * Resources for Teaching in Difficult Times**


 * Banned Books Week 2017 Resources [ //September 24-29, 2017// ] **
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 * [|ALA Banned Books Week Website]
 * [|List of Banned and Challenged Classics]
 * [|NCTE Anti-Censorship Center]
 * [|NCTE / SLATE How To Write A Rationale Guidelines] [Use this to frame your own rationale!]
 * [|The Bane of Banned Books]: A Video of Bill Moyers' recent commentary about banned books (accompanied by the text)
 * [|Candlewick's Banned Books Week Pinterest Page]
 * [|Readers.Com 24 Most Controversial Books of All Time Infographic]
 * [|12 Easy Ways to Celebrate Banned Books Week]

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 * [|goodreads]**


 * [|Reading While White: Working for Racial Diversity & Inclusion in Books for Children & Teens] -- blog**
 * White librarians organizing to confront racism in the field of children’s and young adult literature, especially with regard to people of color and First Nations/Native people.


 * [|We Need Diverse Books]**

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